Allendale Borough Council Tackles Fair Share Housing and Water System Challenges

Overview: The Allendale Borough Council meeting focused on issues, including fair share housing compliance, water system litigation, and community facility updates. The council discussed strategies for meeting housing regulations and ongoing legal matters related to local water resources, alongside preparations for upcoming community events.

Oradell School Board Celebrates Educators: Teacher of the Year and Retirements Highlight Meeting

Overview: The Oradell School Board meeting focused on recognizing outstanding contributions from educators, celebrating Jennifer Hook as Teacher of the Year and honoring retiring staff for their years of service.

Cliffside Park School Board Appoints New Superintendent Amid Celebrations of Student and Teacher Achievements

Overview: The recent Cliffside Park School Board meeting was marked by appointments and commendations. The primary focus was the appointment of Mark Reinfest as the new superintendent, set to take office in 2025. In addition, the board celebrated notable achievements of students and educators, including the recognition of outstanding teachers and students’ success in the New Jersey Real World Design Challenge.

Woodcliff Lake Council Analyzes Tax Levy Cap and PILOT Agreements Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Woodcliff Lake Borough Council, members delved into financial matters, focusing on proposed Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements and the impact of state-imposed tax levy caps on the community. The council also addressed various municipal and community issues, ranging from infrastructure concerns to upcoming events, emphasizing transparency and strategic planning for the borough’s future.

Washington Township Council Approves Tree Removal Amendment Amid Ongoing Housing Plan Discussions

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Washington Township Council approved an amendment regarding tree removal for a construction project on East Glenn Avenue. This decision came after nine additional trees were removed, leading to a court agreement to plant 15 new trees elsewhere in the township. Additionally, the council entered a closed session to deliberate on the housing plan.